Sentence examples for insurmountable damage from inspiring English sources
And yet, conversations with several active Republicans in Iowa on Monday suggested that — as of now — the allegations may not do insurmountable damage to Mr. Cain's candidacy here.
On the other hand, insurmountable DNA damage induced by excess levels of hydrogen peroxide seemed to promote G1/S phase progression, as shown by increased bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU; a thymine analog) incorporation, CDK2 and cyclin E expression, and subsequently led to apoptosis [ 83].
When Arthur Bremer shot Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama during the 1972 Democratic primaries, Nixon and his aides, who knew little about Mr. Bremer, worried that he would be exposed as a right-wing Nixon supporter and that the ensuing political damage would be insurmountable.
The damage can seem insurmountable, but I stubbornly believe positive change is possible.
Please be advised that some reputational damage can prove to be insurmountable.
Scientists say there is not a lot of time left to reverse the damage before the rebuilding job becomes insurmountable.
The scientists who study this problem say there is not a lot of time to reverse the damage before the job of rebuilding becomes insurmountable.
These gay men must be deeply damaged; chemsex was a symptom of our insurmountable stigma and shame.
Another group of scholars, which includes Alexander Poznansky and Roland John Wiley, have more recently suggested that the composer experienced "no unbearable guilt" over his sexual nature and "eventually came to see his sexual peculiarities as an insurmountable and even natural part of his personality ... without experiencing any serious psychological damage".
"Perhaps an insurmountable problem".
